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  • The AAC ... and Pablo

    With the conference season about to start, here are the Pablo numbers for the AAC teams.

    The first number is the current rating and the second is the rating from the end of last year. This should give some notion of any change in the strength of the teams. The current rating will have none of last year's influence.

    2022 2021

    6375 6665 UCF
    6060 5895 Houston
    5810 5625 SMU
    5480 5550 Shockers
    5365 4895 Tulsa
    5125 5720 Cincinnati
    5025 4705 Memphis
    4930 4485 USF
    4880 5180 Tulane
    4750 4720 East Carolina
    4565 4265 Temple
    5305 5246 Avg

    (Sorry, extra blanks for formatting purposes are eliminated.)

    Clearly, there are three teams at the top, maybe only two.

    A dude on VT takes these Pablo numbers and projects a season-ending RPI, updating that projected RPI each week. Currently he has,

    15 UCF
    17 Houston
    ...
    64 SMU
    88 Shockers

    Only two teams appear to have a real chance to make the Dance ... but it is early.

    Hmm. The top four MVC teams have projected RPIs of 59, 79, 81, and 87.


    Okay, I will say it. The Shockers best chance to make the NCAAs again is after the "bigs" leave. (So I may as well put that stuff in here.)

    The AAC will lose UCF, Houston, and Cincinnati. They will raid Conference USA to add Charlotte (current RPI of 5130), Florida Atlantic (5420), North Texas (5170), Rice (6455), UAB (5015), and UTSA (4865).


    This has got to be far more information than anyone wants :), so I will close.
    Last edited by flyingMoose; September 20, 2022, 03:30 PM.

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    With the conference season half-way done, here are the Pablo numbers for the AAC teams.

    The first number is the current rating and the second is the rating from the beginning of the conference season.

    YTD Start

    6720 6375 UCF
    6360 6060 Houston
    6030 5810 SMU
    5555 5480 Shockers
    5370 5365 Tulsa
    5140 5125 Cincinnati
    5115 5025 Memphis
    4770 4930 USF
    4725 4750 East Carolina
    4700 4880 Tulane
    4465 4565 Temple
    5359 5305 Avg


    Three teams remain at the top.

    Using Pablo, the projected RPI for the relevant teams are:

    14 Houston
    16 UCF
    ...
    52 SMU

    SMU probably has to beat at least one of the two conference front runners to have a chance for the tournament.

    The Shockers, with a projection of 76, have no chance.
    Last edited by flyingMoose; October 24, 2022, 05:17 PM.

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